LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1222, 19 January 1883, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(PER REUTI?R"S AGKXUV.) (Received, Jau. 18, 1 a.m.) Paws 10. In the Chamber of Deputies this evening attention was drawn to the manifesto which had been placarded throughout the city signed by Prince Jerome Bonaparte, in which he denounced the Government; and claimed the right to assume the Imperial title. ' The Government declared that the matter was one requiring immediate repressive action, and moved the expulsion from France of the members of the Bonapartist families. An excited discussion followed, but the motion was ultimately carried by a large majority. Cairo, IG. Earl Dufferin has recently had ;iuder consideration the question of establishing a responsible form of selfgovernment in Egypt, and lias now made a proposal to the Egyptian Council of Ministers for the establishment of his Legislative Chanbocs. Sydney, 17. An Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne lias been aflirmed in both Houses of legislature without divisiou,

Received Jan. 18, 12.40 a,m. Paris. 17. It lias transpired that.Prince Jerome will be prosecuted in . the ordinary mauner for his seditious proclaniamation. It is not probable that the resolution of the Chamber of Deputies for the expulsion of all members of the Bojiapartist from ••France will be reseinkecl. London, 17. The total amount subscribed for the Victorian loan amounted to £600,000. The loan was closed to-day. Other prisoners convicted for the Lough Mask murder were executed at Galway to-day. Melbourne, 18. Sir Thomas Mllwraith, the Premier of Queensland, is now here, and it is expected that he will discuss certain questions of common interest with Sir Bryan O'Loghlen and Bray, Premier of South Australia. The Liternational cricket match will commence here t6-morrow. Morley will play for the English team. Sydney, 17. The New South Wales Parliament was opened to-day by His Excellency the Governor. The speech oftered | congratulations upon the flourishing ijstate of the finances of the colony and steadily increasing revenue. The following measures were announced for the present session : — Bills for the amendment of the criminal law ; for the creation and issue of inscribed stock at the option of bondholders ; the amendment of the Licensing Act; the establishment of a high school in the colony, and to provide means for the abatement of the rabbit pest. The consideration of the question of land reform is postponed till next session.